What's up Rick? This is a just landed boy. This is a just landed voice. I feel like I'm a baggage claim right now. I feel like I'm in a podcast dude. Well, you look like you're navigating the runway right now.

And not in the model sense.

What's up, man? You just got back from Hawaii.

Mahalo. I just got back from New York City.

Exactly. You know it's crazy we had similar timed flights, five hour joints.

Oh, did we? Yeah, yeah, because it's five hours to get to it's

three three hours time zone different. It's so exhausting. It's five hours is an

exhausting flight. That's an exhausting flight. Did you get a middle seat? You got a middle? Not only that, should we start it? Or?

It's already started. Yeah. Okay. We're starting it from where we started.

Yeah. So there was a pregnant lady next to me. Yeah. You know, well first, we got on the plane around like 11 p.m.

and we're sitting there waiting to take off and I hear this lady go can I get your bag right?

So I thought she meant like my carry-on I was like what do you say and she points at the paper bag in my

flat this girl's yackin in her lunch bag chunky bro I'm talking about polka pieces like

but she's pregnant.

But I didn't know she was pregnant so I didn't you know you could have so there was no

empathy at that point. I was just like damn I just you know I pulled a short straw

like this is this is out of all the seeds. It's like 200 I chose the one or I got

assigned to the one next to the pregnant lady. She's like I have three months pregnant. Can I get your

bag? She went through seven of those lunch bags, bro.

Seven and you know I'm trying to sleep but every like five minutes or so the

stewardess you know the she had to she had to pass the throw-up bags to the lady, but because they could have reached. I'm the middle guy, so I was transferring the weight. So you could feel... You felt the weight of the throw up.

And then you know... Wait to it? Yeah, and you know when you kind of closed the bag the

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